Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-05
THE VERMONT BRATEBoRO FRIDAY AUGUST 8 1887
SHE WAS ALMOST STARVED.
A Desperate nnd GLOOMY Time---R,
treatment aud ReIief---Au Experienc
10 he Remembered

A Desperate nnd GLOOMY Time---Re-
treatment aud ReIief---Au Experieuce
TO he Remembered.
Seven years ago had nm attack Of bilious re-.
mitteut fever which lasted for three months. aud
which lrtt my system exposed to ensy Infection
from mnarial poison From that time became
fully acquainted with that distressing malady In.
tcrmittent fever, which put in an appearance each
! spring, lasting until the next winter
The fever came on every afternoon with mali.
/ cious regularity, accompanied with racking
headache, pain Ia the limbs and back. and nausea
at last settling down into chronic malaria
| In the spring " 1917 my physician advised sea
air as a tonic, and 80 | spent the summer at my
| former home In New Jersey. The salt air did
/ wonders FOR me, but the old trouble came back
| the next spring, and dragged ON through the sum
mer leaving me In the fall In that peculiarly ss.
ceptible condition that makes the system so srnsi
| tive 10 the slightest changes " the weather a
condition 80 well known 10 those who have suffer
ed from maarial diseases, and which made me
painfully conscious that the poison still existed In
my system. Of course took qulnine and lots OF
it, too-my physician ordering II to be taken In
| tive-grain doses Becoming desperate, | doubled
| the quantity, taking 10 and ~ grains at a time
! soon paid the penalty for such daring In terrific
headaches, buzzlng In the ears loss Of memory
loss Of appetite, and great nervous debility and
prostitution would 20 for days at a time eating
scarcely anything, and at last | could not even
drink milk
or course, as know now, this was the fore.
runner Of dyspepsia, which had been an old truu.
BILE with me, though had enjoyed several years
Of exemption from 1t. Malaria brought dyspepsia
back again IN full force. Its symptoms were a
sense Of fullness or weight In the stomach after
meals, as though had been euting cobblestoncs.
and particularly after had eaten vegetables or
fruits; while before meals | experienced most
distressing gnawng at the pit " the stomach
This was so intense at times that was compelled
to eat something to gain relief. My dyspepsia was
accompanied with a futid breath, nausea a gidd,
head, and flushed face as II I had a fever |
took peIsin, soda, hisuuth otc., together with a
great many Prescriptions, remarkable chiefly for
their expensivcness
My spirits were greatly depressed; grew limo.
rous and apprchensiye; little things worried me
was frctful and peevish, until was changed
from light-heared woman into gloomy, rest
less and disconnected being, to whom life was a
heavy burden Of care and pain. confess that |
did not greatly blame physicians because their
medicines failed to cure me, from the fact that
some 10 years agol received serious injury to my
liver from a fan | had, striking across a chair
back, greatly shocking and bruising that organ
and rendering it torpid and weak from the ef
tects Of which 1t was said 10y physicians | would
never entirely recover
You can readily understand that with the com
plcations u malaria and Indigestion added to my
local injury mine was IA very serious condition
some months ago knskiur was brought to tny at
tcnton by friend who urged upon me its value
and strongly recommended that try It. what
will be the usel'' said. Not anything will do
for me what need, have tried almost every
thing now, without result Nothing short of "A
new liver will reach my ease" felt Indifferent
luIt nj VII
ton, began using Kasknc. In IA few days. tony
surprise, felt decidedly better; the old lurking
symptoms " malaria disappeared AS If my s,s
TEN was being freed from an incubus that had 80
long rested upon IT, Continuing its use my tys
pcpsin became less annoying; one after another
the affecting symptoms left me, until was alsn-
utely free from Dyspepsia. waited for some Of
the old trouble 10 come back but il did not come
A few bottles more Of this remarkable inrdicin,
were taken, and my appetite improved. my spirits
grew buoyant, my sleep became refreshing. and
my stomach and digestive organs generally ls..
came strong and performed their functions easily
and without discomfort. A. you have seen Jun.
day frightened 10y the summer storm that swept
across the sky, SCI tine cloud left my hfr aud my
health became steady and strong
As used no other medicine while taking Kas
Kline, can't be- mistaken IN feeling that my r,..
coyrry is due solely 10 the us. Of that remedy
would strongly urge upon thp,,. who may br sui
frriug from malaria uriudigrstiuu to u-,. kaskiur
and To us'' it long enough 10 establish hralthtul
habit uf the ~y stem. that Will be-, found urc,.--a.
ry 10 permanent cure.
MRs j. LAWSON
=. 5. will chrrrfully reply To any letters uf
inquiry touching upon my case, If addressed 10 me
at my residence No. ~ bergen st. Bruoklyn. ILL.,
Other letters of similar character from prom
inent individuals. which stamp kaskiue 1.-THE new
quininel As IA remedy Of undouJtrd merit, will IL.
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